---
id: 6557b169bc7ab4b66929672d
title: Task 17
challengeType: 19
dashedName: task-17
---

<!-- (Audio) Sarah: After coffee, I like to take a quick shower to freshen up. It helps me feel more alert and ready for the day. -->

# --description--

Phrasal verbs in English combine a verb with a preposition or an adverb, creating a new meaning. For example, `freshen up` is a phrasal verb:

`Freshen` is the verb. `Up` is the preposition.

Together, they mean to make oneself feel cleaner or more refreshed.

# --question--

## --text--

What does Sarah mean when she uses `freshen up` in her sentence?

## --answers--

Make coffee stronger

### --feedback--

This doesn't match the meaning of `freshen up`. It's unrelated to making coffee stronger.

---

Wake up early

### --feedback--

`Freshen up` doesn't mean waking up early.

---

Make herself feel cleaner or more refreshed

---

Dress up formally

### --feedback--

Dressing up formally is different from `freshen up`.

## --video-solution--

3

# --scene--

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    },
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        "text": "After coffee, I like to take a quick shower to freshen up. It helps me feel more alert and ready for the day.",
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```
